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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 22, 1919
Page
1
The Geraldton Guardian notes moon phase names with Ki First Quarter on July 5 and Full Moon on July 33, Last Quarter on July 20, and Bee Moon on July 27. It states the paper may be obtained from Mears Tt De Lacey in J a.
Fragmented market notes show sheep trading at Murthgen with 6722 offered and 1800 from Murchh region, while Midland and agricultural areas supplied the rest. Buyers faced high demand, beef price reported at 104 per pound, and note the week ahead may see limited cattle as supplies tighten.
Agricultural notes describe improving outlook with good weather feeding activity. Demand remains solid for aged and choice dairy cattle, though supply is tight for high quality stock with few offerings. Buyers show steady inquiry amid healthier markets for sheep and general livestock.
Fragments indicate lambs and wool pricing with currency hints such as pounds shillings and pence. Readable elements show a rough value point but the report is incomplete and lacks full details or dates.
The docket lists sheep and pig prices with crested wethers and medium lambs selling to 38 and 30s respectively. Hogs show heavy choppers at 9 to 11 pounds, prime bacon hogs around 1005 to 1068, with pen prices rising. Overall notes indicate firmer bids and varied weights across categories.
Fragmentary notes show a discussion on county cabinet representation. Spelling errors obscure names and dates, but the core issue centers on how shares of power should be distributed among districts and which officials are included.
Fragmentary text references pastoral leases and a figure named Jas Hy Koble with unclear context. The readable portions hint at deliberations and sanctions but lack coherent events, dates, or verifiable entities to confirm a specific news item.
A quiet wedding in which Lieut Irwin Burges and Adelaide Ter fate Bouges were married at George's Cathedral. The bride wore a crepe de chine gown with mauve and pale blue accents, and the ceremony was conducted by Rev Patrick. The couple’s motor trip followed the ceremony at Strawberry Hill, with guests and family in attendance.
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